Bondings Crossword Puzzle

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Ionic: type of bonding formed between positive and negative ions
Anion: negatively charged particles
Graphite: a type of carbon, that has the giant covalent structure, but does conduct electricity.
Isoelectronic: particles having the same number of electrons
Cation: Positively charged particles
Hydroxide: negatively charged particles that make the solution alkaline
Allotropy: different forms of the same element
Molten: the state when ionic compounds melt and conduct electricity
Delocalized: in metal, the electrons free to move around are said to be ( )
Electrostatic: the force of attraction that holds oppositely charged particles together to form ionic bonding
Aqueous: the state when ionic compounds dissolve in water and conduct electricity
Ion: the particle that are responsible for the electron conductivity of ionic compounds
Malleable: property of metal that can be hammered into sheets
Intermolecular: weak attraction force between molecules, which is responsible for the boiling point of chlorine gas
Lattice: a regular array of particles
Covalent: type of bonding formed when a pair of electrons is shared between two atom.
Solid: the state of most ionic compounds at room temperature and doesn't conduct electricity
Sulfide: charged particle formed by gaining 2 electrons from S atom
Diamond: a type of carbon, that has the giant covalent structure, but doesn't conduct electricity.
Ductile: property of metal that can be drawn into wires
Nuclei: covalent bond is the electrostatic attraction between the ( ) of the atoms and the shared pair of electrons
Metallic: type of bonding formed between positive ions and delocalized electrons

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ionic: type of bonding formed between positive and negative ions
anion: negatively charged particles
graphite: a type of carbon, that has the giant covalent structure, but does conduct electricity.
isoelectronic: particles having the same number of electrons
cation: positively charged particles
hydroxide: negatively charged particles that make the solution alkaline
allotropy: different forms of the same element
molten: the state when ionic compounds melt and conduct electricity
delocalized: in metal, the electrons free to move around are said to be ( )
electrostatic: the force of attraction that holds oppositely charged particles together to form ionic bonding
aqueous: the state when ionic compounds dissolve in water and conduct electricity
ion: the particle that are responsible for the electron conductivity of ionic compounds
malleable: property of metal that can be hammered into sheets
intermolecular: weak attraction force between molecules, which is responsible for the boiling point of chlorine gas
lattice: a regular array of particles
covalent: type of bonding formed when a pair of electrons is shared between two atom.
solid: the state of most ionic compounds at room temperature and doesn't conduct electricity
sulfide: charged particle formed by gaining 2 electrons from s atom
diamond: a type of carbon, that has the giant covalent structure, but doesn't conduct electricity.
ductile: property of metal that can be drawn into wires
nuclei: covalent bond is the electrostatic attraction between the ( ) of the atoms and the shared pair of electrons
metallic: type of bonding formed between positive ions and delocalized electrons